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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1955
Page
4
Lost glasses with black frames and gold trim in a black brocaded case. Reward offered. Contact phone 7-6863. Also an advertisement notes a duplex apartment at 402 North Whervey, reduced from 5500 to 4500, in excellent location with rent covering the cost over seven years.
P. T. A. plans a meeting at Yerger High School Auditorium on Monday November 7 at 7 30 p m to discuss needs activities and tentative programs for the school year. All parents and patrons are invited. The Christian Union Community Club also meets that evening at 7 30 p m at the regular place and members are asked to attend on time. Rev P T Turner invites the public to an all day service Sunday November 6 with several out of town churches attending and dinner served.
In New York Bill Grieve will be honored with a bronze and enamel medallion for long meritorious service to the Catholic Youth Organization. Msgr. Harold S. Engel will present the award at a ceremony.
Columbia announces a 24 game schedule for the season including three games in the first Orange Bowl tournament at Miami. The Lions tied Princeton and Pennsylvania for the Ivy League title last season.
The Associated Press reports Arkansas recorded its coldest conditions of the season with readings from 20 degrees at Gilbert to 32 at Texarkana. Frost touched multiple areas including Little Rock as a warming trend was forecast to move from the northwest into the state tonight and tomorrow.
Washington officials from both administrations have blocked nonsecurity information from reaching the press. The House Operations Committee plans hearings in 1956 after a summer of agency classifications proliferating. The ACLUs 70 page study criticizes Eisenhowers order as only fixing obvious flaws.
Ottawa officials scheduled a meeting with International League President Frank Shaughnessy to discuss reviving triple A baseball after losing the franchise in 1954. In Paris, Fred Galvna of Spain defeated European featherweight champion Roy Fanechon of France by technical knockout at the Palais de Sports as the seventh round began due to deep facial bleeding. both fighters weighed 123 pounds.
Outlaws seize Bitter town as a chinook locks roads nine led by Jack Bruhn occupy stores and homes. Dan Murdock and Paula Preston entangle in romantic tension while Blaise Starrett, Star ranch owner, weighs cautious ties to the raiders. Suspicion and danger loom as townsfolk monitor the gang’s moves and predict trouble.
Allen Raymond, a New York newspaperman, produced a sharp study for the ACL asserting that freedom of information is fundamental to the group’s work. He warned that invisible government is worse now than in years past, with abuses curbing press and congressional access to government actions.
David Niven, starring in Around the World in 80 Days, admires producer Michael Todd for shaping cinema trends with Todd A O and Cinerama. He recalls Todd's fearless style and unconventional deals with stars like Noel Coward and Marlene Dietrich, plus a sheep contract remark in Durango and buffalo shoots in Oklahoma.
Winners of leadership and achievement were named at the 10th annual Arkansas 4 H Club Congress in Little Rock. Gail Cowart Crawford County Cortez James Montgomery County Ruth Dobson Bradley Lincoln County earned achievements and will attend the National 4 H Camp in Washington DC next summer at club expense.
Magnolia Panthers defeated Hope Bobcats 27 to 12 as Magnolia's Franklin and Morden led scoring with two rushing touchdowns and a point after. The Panthers, bolstered by Franklin and Mordan's efforts, built a 21-0 halftime lead and extended it in the fourth quarter while Hope fought back with a late drive and passing plays.
Football scores from Arkansas high school games list numerous matchups with final tallies including Crossett beating Neville of Montere La 0, Stuttgart 23, Mariana 13, Fort Smith 13 Hot Springs 0, and many others across towns like Eudora Monticello Natchez Malvern Benton Stuttgart Osceola Batesville Morrison Searcy Wynne DeWitt Wynne.
Maj. Ronald E. Alley, 35, Bar Harbor, was sentenced by a court martial in Ft Meade to 10 years hard labor. He was dismissed from service and forfeits all pay for aiding enemy with information and indoctrination attempts in Korea. He may appeal to the Army Court and the Civil Court of Military Justice.
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